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Gran Nain, Williams Hybrid, Lacatan???
A friend gave me these this past Spring. He had them growing in pots but I've now planted them in the ground and they're taking off. Back in '04 when the hurricanes hit, he had all three of the above varieties but only this one survived. Tag was lost so he has no idea which one survived. My guess is Gran Nain. Anyone else care to venture a guess?
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Re: Gran Nain, Williams Hybrid, Lacatan???
looks just like my manzano.
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Re: Gran Nain, Williams Hybrid, Lacatan???
Looks thirsty. My guess is GN but I don't know anything about Lactan really.
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